peers

中英词典：peers

形容词

1. peer /pɪər/ (adj.) - 同等的，同级的

名词

1. peer /pɪər/ (n.) - 同辈，同龄人 - 同行，同业 - (尤指贵族或高级贵族) 同等身份的人，同侪 - 同等水平或地位的人

词语辨析

- peer: 指同一个群体或类别中的同辈人，通常指同龄人或同等地位的人。 - colleague: 指在同一组织、行业或工作中共同工作的人。 - companion: 指一起共事、旅行或度过时间的人，强调伴侣关系。 - counterpart: 指在另一组织、行业或国家中扮演相同角色或地位的人。

词汇扩充

- peerage: /ˈpɪərɪdʒ/ (n.) 贵族身份，贵族阶层 - peerless: /ˈpɪərləs/ (adj.) 无与伦比的，无敌的 - peer-to-peer: /pɪər tə pɪər/ (adj.) 点对点的，对等的

近义词

- equal - compeer - coequal - match - contemporary - colleague

反义词

- inferior - subordinate

柯林斯词典

peer (noun)

词义 1: A peer is someone who is the same age or who has the same status as you. 例句: I think a lot of my peers didn't quite understand what I was doing. 词义 2: A peer is an aristocrat, especially a nobleman, who has a high rank. 例句: The Duke was respected by his peers.

peer (verb)

词义: If you peer at something, you look at it very hard, usually because it is difficult to see clearly. 例句: She came to the door and peered out at us.

牛津词典

peer (noun)

词义 1: A person of the same age, status, or ability as another specified person. 例句: She has been unable to compete with her more intelligent peers. 词义 2: A nobleman or aristocrat; a person who holds a peerage. 例句: The House of Lords is made up of both peers and bishops.

peer (verb)

词义: Look keenly or with difficulty at someone or something. 例句: She peered at him closely.

用法

- "peers" 作为名词，可以指同辈、同行、同等身份的人。 - "peer" 作为形容词，表示同等的、同级的。

相关例句

1. He was highly esteemed by his peers for his research achievements. (他因研究成果而受到同行的高度赞赏。)
2. I feel a strong sense of competition among my peers. (我和同龄人之间存在着强烈的竞争意识。)
3. She was elected as a peer of the realm. (她当选为贵族。)
4. The company aims to create a sense of belonging among its peers. (该公司旨在在同事之间营造一种归属感。)
5. As a peer tutor, she provides academic support to struggling students. (作为一名同辈导师，她向困难的学生提供学业支持。)
6. All peers should collaborate and share knowledge. (所有同事都应该合作并分享知识。)
7. He is my oldest peer in the industry. (他是我在这个行业中最年长的同行。)
8. She looked through the window, peering into the darkness outside. (她透过窗户，凝视着外面的黑暗。)
9. The child peered around the corner to see if anyone was coming. (孩子从转角处向外张望，看是否有人过来。)
10. I couldn't see the sign clearly, so I had to peer at it. (我看不清楚那个标志，所以不得不仔细地盯着看。)
11. She peered into the microscope to examine the slides. (她凝视着显微镜，检查那些载玻片。)
12. He was always trying to fit in with his peers. (他总是试图融入他的同辈中。)
13. He was regarded as the peer of all the great poets. (他被视为所有伟大诗人的同等身份。)
14. The peers of the realm gathered to discuss important matters of state. (贵族团聚在一起讨论重要的国事。)
15. She peered at the tiny writing on the paper. (她仔细地端详着纸上的小字。)
16. He was made a peer for his contributions to the field of medicine. (他因为在医学领域的贡献而被封为贵族。)
17. They were all peers in the same industry, but he stood out with his innovative ideas. (他们都是同行，但他凭借创新的想法脱颖而出。)
18. She peered through the fog, trying to catch a glimpse of the approaching ship. (她透过雾气，试图瞥见逼近的船只。)
19. The peerage is an important part of the British aristocracy. (贵族是英国贵族阶层的重要组成部分。)
20. He is widely recognized as a peer in the field of neuroscience. (他在神经科学领域被广泛认可为同行。)
21. She gazed at the painting, peering closely at each brushstroke. (她凝视着那幅画，仔细端详着每一笔划。)